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China’s AI Regulation: Chatbots Must Stick to the Communist Party Line

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Man preparing to type on a laptop while the screen shows a chatbot asking: 'What can I help you with?'

China is taking steps to regulate all domestic artificial intelligence chatbots so that they will conform to the Communist Party line. (Image: BiancoBlue via Dreamstime)

A New Study Decodes Language and Meaning From Brain Scans

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A non-invasive brain scan.

Neuroscientists at the University of Texas have for the first time decoded data from non-invasive brain scans and used them to reconstruct language and meaning from stories that people hear, see or even imagine. (Image: via Pixabay)

Here’s Why We Still Don’t Have the ‘Right to Repair’

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Smartphone with a cracked screen laying on concrete sidewalk.

When you buy a product, you expect to be able to repair it. The problem is, many modern products are designed so that you can’t fix them. (Image: Oliver Sved via Dreamstime)

Can Machines Be Self-Aware? New Research Explains How This Could Happen

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A self-aware robot.

Being intelligent in a community means being able to infer the intent of others, which stems from their feelings and preferences. (Image: via Pixabay)

Will AI Ever Reach Human-Level Intelligence? We Asked 5 Experts

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Woman's hands hovering over the keys of her laptop with a futuristic AI network superimposed on the image.

There’s no doubt AI systems appear to be 'intelligent' to some extent, but could they ever be as intelligent as humans? (Image: Wrightstudio via Dreamstime)

Has GPT-4 Really Passed the Startling Threshold of Human-Level Artificial Intelligence?

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Silhouette of a woman sitting in front of a laptop with the ChatGPT logo on the wall in the background.

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has unabashedly declared its pursuit of artificial general intelligence. (Image: Peter Kováč via Dreamstime)

3 Companies Leading the Way in Connecting Brains to Computers

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Image of brain and spots over network of connections.

It may surprise you to know that the earliest brain-computer interfaces were developed in the 1970s and were used on cats and other animals. (Image: Wave Break Media Ltd via Dreamstime)

3D-Printed Cake Is Real: Scientists Made It Happen

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3d-printed-cheesecake slices.

Scientists are hopeful that once mastered, 3D-printing could replace conventional cooking, allowing food to be tailored to nutritional needs of children, athletes or those on dietary restrictions. (Image: Jonathan Blutinger via Columbia Engineering)

Apple Books Launches Revolutionary AI-Narrated Audiobooks

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Apple's audiobooks.

Apple's Books service now offers audiobooks with text-to-speech artificial intelligence narration, a development that might profoundly affect the multibillion-dollar audiobook market, which includes industry leader Amazon's Audible. (Image: via Apple)

How the Oura Ring Can Upgrade Your Health?

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The Oura ring.

The Oura ring has started to gain popularity among those committed to changing their lives once and for all. (Image: via ouraring.com)
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